In China, celebrating a wedding or a funeral has become a political issue .That is why during the month of February this year, the Chinese Communist Party has released a statement on how such personal events should be celebrated.
According to the Chinese Communist Party, marriages and burials should be...
The argument of the Chinese Communist Party to establish certain rules regarding These events are related to ending corruption .But what is all this about? What rules, really, should be followed?

One of the concerns that plagues any country is money .Therefore, in order to save and stop« splurge »the Chinese Communist Party has decided to issue a series of rules that are expected to be met by all the inhabitants of China.
- Neither money nor ostentation : In the Chinese tradition it is a good obligation to give cash to both newlyweds and families who have just lost a loved one.This can be a good gift, since you avoid having to think about buying, but it also means a considerable waste of money.Wouldn't it be better to save it? What do you think about giving money at a funeral?
- They cannot obstruct production : that is, many burials or weddings last for many days causing mass processions to "bother" some way of work, business, etc.These processions invade the streets and, sometimes, some road making traffic difficult and causing many not to arrive on time to their work.
- No to traditions ! : We have advanced and traditions must remain in past traditions! Now is the time to innovate and make weddings and burials as simple as possible.It is right to receive the newlyweds or give the last goodbye to someone in an elegant way and sparing no expense, but many people are too exaggerated!/li>
For now, these are the guidelines that the "Chinese Communist Party" has "ordered" in order to improve both weddings and funerals a little, because waste is sometimes not necessary..
Do you think they would have been well received by the entire population or, on the contrary, would have rejected them? How do you think these expenses could be monitored?

What do you think about these new "rules"? Do you think they are positive or negative?
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